Ph.D. and Masters Degrees by Research
The School offers the opportunity for research leading to the award of a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) or a Masters degree (M.Litt. or M.Sc., depending on the subject area).
- What you need to do before you apply
- Apply to be a Research Student
- Overview of Research in the School
- General Requirements for Postgraduate Students
The current handbook for Masters and Ph.D. Students in the School contains information which will be useful for prospective students.
Further information on these degrees and the regulations which pertain to each are found in the University Calendar, Part 2.
Research Ethics
Students and staff conducting research within the School should consult the Research Ethics Review page.
Current Postgraduate Students
The School currently has over fifty postgraduate students. Here are the personal pages of some of those students.
- Maria O'Reilly (Ph.D. student)
- Amelia Kelly (Ph.D. student)
- Amelie Dorn (Ph.D. student)
- John Kane (Ph.D. student)
- Neasa Ní Chiaráin (Ph.D. student)
- Christoph Wendler (Ph.D. student)
- Maria Rieder (Ph.D. student)
- Laura Diver (Ph.D. student)
- Colin Flynn (Ph.D. student)